Willow Oak Campground - Sabine National Forest

Campground and boat launch are located here. All fees were waived at the time my stay from a sign posted on the fee station. No other campers were present and it was eerily deserted. All sites are walk-in, at least 40 feet. No car parking in the camp sites. There was a separate parking lot for "car camping" but it was not very inviting, it's basically on the road. Bonus is that you can park here to camp for up to 28 consecutive days, if you needed to. Also home to the world's longest picnic table.

This campground (Willow Oak Campground) is within the Sabine National Forrest territory. There is a pay station at the front entrance; normal. 4 dollars a night to camp. I stopped for the night and found this camp to being beautiful and lonely. The wild lobelia grows all around, there is fuel for camp fires, and porto potties...no shower! But water that is drinkable. Be careful here...but enjoy this camp! The locals may be pirates at times. But overall I volunteered and picked up trash. After that...this camp was happy and pretty for my eyes! Loved it!

I liked it but it is diff then a lot of places here. Not open water but great fishing area with boat launch. It's private and quite. Not a lot of traffic thru or campers.

Not bad but no real access to the water from the camp grounds

Great camping 🏕 quiet good views needs electricity thoe